Month: July 2012

Harriet Gemmel has won a £500 grant from the British Institute in Ankara to examine late antique shops in the ancient cities of Western Asia … Read more

A one day workshop of the University of Kent and King’s College, London will be held at King’s on Saturday 6 June. Programme 11.00-11.30 Luke … Read more

6.00pm, Thursday 15th October Dr Dries Tys of the Free University of Brussels will give a paper entitled: ‘Seen and Unseen: Maritime Societies and their … Read more

Congratulations to Dr Steve Willis for his recent election as a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries. The Society of Antiquaries of London was founded … Read more

A new archaeological research project at the University of Kent, will reconstruct urban life in cities such as Constantinople during a period of history that … Read more

The MA in Ancient History has a focus on research training that will place students in a strong position for further study for a PhD … Read more

This unique MA is designed for students who wish to adopt a twin-tracked approach to the past by using both historical sources and archaeological evidence. … Read more

The MA in Heritage Management is a unique programme combining the worlds of archaeology and business and is taught in Athens at Eleusis, an area … Read more

Ray Laurence, Families in the Greco-Roman World (Continuum, 2012) Ray Laurence, The City in the Roman West, c.250 BC–c.AD 250 (Cambridge University Press, 2011) Anne … Read more

The School of European Culture and Languages is pleased to announce that two teaching staff from within the school were recipients of one of this … Read more